Chemistry, 20.04.2021 18:20 JorgeW5St

Why does an orange look orange? Ο Α.
It reflects orange light and absorbs other colors.
O B. It absorbs orange light and reflects other colors.
C.
It reflects red and yellow light, only.
O D.
D. It absorbs red and yellow light, only.

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Why does an orange look orange? Ο Α.
It reflects orange light and absorbs other colors.